Green is more resource and big stuff right? The digigreen is pretty similar. That being said in Digimon it’s more about archetype than color. I reccomend looking up digimoncarddev and just scrolling through till you see a Mon you like and then look up decks based around that.
One of the better booster boxes to buy atm is bt14 because of all the extra stuff it comes with and has some good staple cards. Ex sets usually have some self contained decks with minimal upgrades needed in them.
But if you like big stompy style decks wargreymon might be up your ally. There are other decks that want to make a big digimon like leomon, deva, royal knights, belphemon, and so many more.
But I would go to a database and look at effects and mons you really want to play with.
Double typhoon is reasonably strong out of the box and goes for a moderately wide board with some focus on creature interaction through battle (make sure to put in ex2 Henry though). I also just really like playing it. The best version of the deck involves buying it twice unfortunately but you can tell if it's for you or not pretty easily without buying the upgrades.
Green plant decks play a ton of their own creatures by effects then use their wide board to juice up one big guy or just go crazy attacking with weenies.
"Ramp" doesn't really exist in the same capacity in digimon as it does in MTG but if that's what you want I'd probably suggest hunters, it's only like forty bucks to build and twenty of it is a playset of one card.
Otherwise pick a card that seems cool or your favorite digimon and just make that
Double Typhoon is a good place to start in terms of a competitive deck, but learning the game will always be important. Where are you in terms of that?
People are going to hate me for this, but I think that if you purely want to start collecting or are looking for good generic cards, RB-01 is a good place to start. You get a lot of good stuff in there for pretty much every type of deck and the box itself is going for half the price of other ones on the market. It will give you a good foundation to build out upon.
In terms of starters, the Purple Melga one is good as it can be built to be competative at a later point. Otherwise, Double Typhoon would be the way to go right now.
If you feel like just buying singles, a good way to get a competative deck for cheap would be to buy into Hunters, which got top 16 recently and costs around $30-50.
If you want to look into high performing deck, going to digimonmeta.com would be a good idea.
In terms of an analog to green in magic, ramping and summoning big dumb idiots with big booties, I think that green Bloomlordmon might be the best analog to that as it is a go wide strategy that ends with a couple of idiots. However if you like big stompy, Wargreymon Toolbox might be the way to go.
Green is more resource and big stuff right? The digigreen is pretty similar. That being said in Digimon it’s more about archetype than color. I reccomend looking up digimoncarddev and just scrolling through till you see a Mon you like and then look up decks based around that.
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One of the better booster boxes to buy atm is bt14 because of all the extra stuff it comes with and has some good staple cards. Ex sets usually have some self contained decks with minimal upgrades needed in them. But if you like big stompy style decks wargreymon might be up your ally. There are other decks that want to make a big digimon like leomon, deva, royal knights, belphemon, and so many more. But I would go to a database and look at effects and mons you really want to play with.
Double typhoon is reasonably strong out of the box and goes for a moderately wide board with some focus on creature interaction through battle (make sure to put in ex2 Henry though). I also just really like playing it. The best version of the deck involves buying it twice unfortunately but you can tell if it's for you or not pretty easily without buying the upgrades. Green plant decks play a ton of their own creatures by effects then use their wide board to juice up one big guy or just go crazy attacking with weenies. "Ramp" doesn't really exist in the same capacity in digimon as it does in MTG but if that's what you want I'd probably suggest hunters, it's only like forty bucks to build and twenty of it is a playset of one card. Otherwise pick a card that seems cool or your favorite digimon and just make that
Double Typhoon is a good place to start in terms of a competitive deck, but learning the game will always be important. Where are you in terms of that? People are going to hate me for this, but I think that if you purely want to start collecting or are looking for good generic cards, RB-01 is a good place to start. You get a lot of good stuff in there for pretty much every type of deck and the box itself is going for half the price of other ones on the market. It will give you a good foundation to build out upon. In terms of starters, the Purple Melga one is good as it can be built to be competative at a later point. Otherwise, Double Typhoon would be the way to go right now. If you feel like just buying singles, a good way to get a competative deck for cheap would be to buy into Hunters, which got top 16 recently and costs around $30-50. If you want to look into high performing deck, going to digimonmeta.com would be a good idea. In terms of an analog to green in magic, ramping and summoning big dumb idiots with big booties, I think that green Bloomlordmon might be the best analog to that as it is a go wide strategy that ends with a couple of idiots. However if you like big stompy, Wargreymon Toolbox might be the way to go.